You will not be the one holding up the group.
This is not a normal round where everyone expects you to know what to do. It is a launch outing built around brand-new women learning together.
You don't have to know how to golf to belong here. You just have to show up.
This free night at Applewood is made for the woman who has always wondered if golf could be fun, but worried she'd be the only beginner in the room.
Already play? Come learn & improve your skills, connect with other women golfers, and enjoy a relaxed night on the course too. See what's in it for you →You'll rotate through simple, beginner-friendly stations with coaches who are there to cheer you on, not critique every move.
Hit your first real shots and get a feel for what makes the ball move. Big swings are welcome. So are complete whiffs.
Learn the smaller shots around the green in a way that feels more like a game than a lesson.
Roll a few putts, learn the simplest starting point, and see why this is the least intimidating place to begin.
A warm clubhouse night, not a swing-analysis clinic. Food, wine, coaches, and a room full of women starting somewhere.
You do not need to arrive with a group. A lot of women will walk in the same way.
Send this to the friend, sister, or coworker who has always said, "maybe someday." Someday can be this night.
Try the stations, sip a little wine, meet a few women, and let the night prove golf is not as closed-off as it looks from the outside.
These are illustrative examples only. Real quotes will replace them after the first event.
"I thought everyone would already know what they were doing. Half the room was just as new as I was — and that made it fun."
"I came for the wine and to finally try golf without feeling ridiculous. I left wanting to come back with the women I met."
Short answer: yes, you can come even if you know absolutely nothing.
You're exactly who this night is built for. You will not be behind — more than half the room will be right there with you.
No. Come solo or bring friends. The room is designed to make solo arrivals feel normal, not awkward.
No. There are real coaches and real stations, but the goal is confidence, comfort, and belonging first.
Applewood and the station format have real capacity limits. Spots are first come, first served so the night still feels personal and easy to move through.
Ladies of the Links comes from Augusta Golf School — the same program that took over 100 golfers from first swing to real, measurable improvement in its first 100 days, with demand that outgrew capacity almost immediately. That track record is why FOX 54 News came to us, and it's the same coaching you'll get at Applewood.
Now we're building the version of that made for the women's community — a place to start if you never have, or to find your foursome if you already play.
Put your name in and we'll follow up with the event details. You just have to show up.